City partners are predicting an increase in banking litigation and regulatory work in the wake of the Turner Report, which calls for tighter regulation of the financial sector in response to the economic crisis. Partners at firms including Allen & Overy (A&O), Mayer Brown, Nabarro and Denton Wilde Sapte have all given the report their broad support - despite criticism of some of the individual components.
March 26, 2009 at 01:18 AM
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City lawyers stand behind Turner Report and anticipate workload increase to advise on new regulation
City partners are predicting an increase in banking litigation and regulatory work in the wake of the Turner Report, which calls for tighter regulation of the financial sector in response to the economic crisis.
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